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She was completely deranged

bla bla Dany is stupid ! Jon Snow is right he said the mad king Targaryen Jon met Aemon Targaryen is right , Yes true

daavos giving jon ptsd flashbacks KSNSJS

Almost 😂😂

1:58

We need that jon snow series. Thay ending can still make sense and be exceptable if jon snow is still the chosen one against whatever threat and sits on the throne.

This John snow we all wanted

The writing in the earlier seasons was so much better...

John didn't declare himself king of the north, he was chosen by his people.

Davos: "You don't believe him. I understand, it sounds like nonsense" Jon: "Thanks, Davos".

“They’re hard to miss🗣️”

Me watching this for the first time: Wow, these two really hate each other! it will never work out!

...you'll be ruling over a graveyard....

3:49 Jon Snow’s last good line of dialogue

How can you be the rightful queen when your family was overthrown, that doesnt make any sense

Daenerys is such an arrogant B***h in this scene I cannot stand her. You put RESPECT on Jons name.

Congratulation! Another Video which wad f.... up cause Jon Starks speech ends to early

Shit i just realized jon is talking about trying to save the realm from the night king the whole time and they are only talking about bending the knee. Says alot of their priorities. Reminds me of stark focused on arresting the team while cap had to fight his own team just to save people.

Probably my favorite scene in the entire show. So disappointed the way they ended his (and her) story. The "subvert expectations" philosophy has been poorly used in hollywood in my opinion. I wouldn't hold my breath on the books correcting this huge mistake either.

I love how this parallels to mance rayder. Neither are gonna put the lives of their people to fight another’s war.

0:35 is such a underrated scene Jon looks a bit uncomfortable mainly because his whole life due to his last name he was told he wouldn’t be important and now he’s racked up so much accolades he looks like he’s experiencing imposter syndrome

Jon saying "I don't know you" was the realest thing in this whole show XD

That throne is all she cares about.

god i hate Daenerys

I always hated the ruler she became...

she's delusional, his father and King Robert dethroned her father. She has no birth right to the throne by name. Honestly at that point there was no rightfull heir, it was an open war for the throne

"You'll be ruling over a graveyard." BEST comeback ever.

“Kill the boy, and let the man be born.”

Faith. In my self

Denarys was trying to intimidate Jon. Not knowing he is a dragon too

I never understood, how everyone so easily understands that DRAGONS exist, but Night Walkers is just a scary bedtime story to tell children to scare them into obedience?

You’ll be ruling over a graveyard 👊🫳🎤

2:22 great speech but the setting of it was way off. Why would she deliver that speech after he just told her the army if the dead are real…

0:49 his face looks so funny here😭

I feel Daenerys, Jon is calling her building her life up from the ground "squabbles" like overall her life has been pretty shit until a few years ago. She built her power through luck, grit, and smarts. Like bro have some empathy

He wants help from the list powerful person, all her army’s and dragons but is too self centered and egoistic to simply bent the knee? Seems to me that it isnt important enough for him and he is the little child playing shows with his ego

1:57 God, it just goes in one ear out the other

1:27 Jon went from - “Im not bowing to you, I don’t even know you!” to “YoU’re MaH QuEen!” within less than a season, god that is depressing.

Ser Davos stepped in and said that’s enough!

Ser Davos started talking that Shit 😂

Daenerys ridin a dragon : 😊😊😊 yes yes verry good Daenerys thinking about undeads and ice knights: real shit🤬🤬🤬

Veris should of interupted and told Everyone that "His Father was the only one that objected Robert sending assasins" and took His Hand Emblem off

I still dont know why John Snow die and is resurrected😂😂

I just realized that Davos was referring to the attack with Stannis when he said he almost took king's landing without dragons. Tyrion's "almost" is then a funny quote that I missed.

The one thing that always gets me about this scene is like... how does she of all people disbelieve his story about a supernatural enemy? The one who literally has dragons flying around outside

Daenerys talking Jon down like a boss.

The reason this scene is great is also its downfall. Jon faces the same quandary Mance did: ''if I bend the knee, the people that crowned me king will denounce me.'' This is excellent writing It would have been so great if the dialogue reflected this conondrum. Jon could have told them about Mance, knowing, finally ''if you don't know by now, there's no point explaining.'' If he bent the knee to a foreign queen, the people that once followed no longer will. It's that simple. It really is that simple. Yet the writers failed us. That is the Achilles' Heel of this scene. Jon can finally understand why Mance chose to die, why Mance couldn't bend the knee, knowing how high the stakes are... The world is about to end and it all depends on taking a vow or some other gesture as bending the knee. That seems ludicrious. Yet it has come to this. I spite the writers for not emphasizing this parallel. This is where Jon understood Mance, if he didn't already. If he kneels, the North wouldn't follow, making kneeling more than worthless. Which it is. A gesture to appease someone so high on their own fumes they can't recognize the ground they intend to rule.

"your claim to the throne rests entirely on your father's name, and my own father fought to overthrow the mad king" this line is important in explaining why Jon Snow is not really the hair to the Iron Throne because his father fought a battle to overthrow the Targaryen dinasty, which ended up with Aerys II.

This dialogue sucks. "I, I, I," from all the characters. This is the dialogue form of telling, not showing. A much better and convincing counterpoint from Jon would have been: "An 11 year old daughter leads the last of a village which hosts an army of evercharging bear-warriors. The entire civilization beyond the Wall has now climbed it and they sit, loosely leashed, ready for the next foe to ravage. These are men of the cold. Hardened, true men, each one twice as seasoned as any of your horse-riders. And they claim what I claim, they have fought what I've fought. They tell tales, I'm sure, as far reaching and superstitious as any have heard before. Your Dothraki never believed in dragons, and now fight beside them. They are led by one. The men of the North thought the White Walkers a tale of old wives, and now face them in battle. For centuries, they thought the Night's Watch was where exiles were sent to run errands. Now they follow its Commander." I get George didn't write the end, so it's his fault ultimately, but how hard is it to go beyond screenwriting 101? Every scene of this season is like CW writing: breaking the fourth wall to remind the audience directly of where the characters are coming from rather than rewarding attentive audience members, which was the expectation set in seasons 1-3. It's like the writers grew tired of the show and just wanted it end.

She deserved the throne The ending suc*ed big time.